2 PARKS TRAIL RUN 30K, 15K & 4 MILE

Race Information

This beautiful northern Oakland County trail run starts at Addison Oaks Park, to Bald Mountain before returning back to finish at Addison Oaks Park. The 15K or approximate 9.3 mile loop consisting of a mixture of single and wide track DIRT trails. The 30K will complete 2 loops. This event is for both avid and novice trail runners who share a love of all things dirt!

• Date: May 3, 2026
• Location: Addison Oaks County Park, Leonard, MI
• Website: Race Details
• Amenities: mixture of dirt trails

Course Details

• Course: New trail links the two parks with a crossing of Lake George Road.
• Warning: Runners should be aware of vehicular traffic when using this "cross walk".
• Distance: 30K (2 loops), 15K (1 loop), 4 Mile (inside Addison Oaks Park)
• Time Limit: 30K cut off, must start second loop by 11:00 am. 5.5 hour limit for all distances.

Start Times

• 8:00 am: 30K
• 8:30 am: 15K
• 8:45 am: 4 Mile

Park Fee

PARKING IS NOW FREE!

What is Included with Registration

• Shirt: Next Level soft short sleeve shirt
• Headband: Custom headband for participants
• Finisher Medal: Awarded to all finishers
• Post Race Party: Includes wrap sandwiches and chips

Awards

Awards for 15K and 30K:

• Overall: M/F
• Age Groups: 20-29 M/F, 30-39 M/F, 40-49 M/F, 50-59 M/F, 60-69 M/F, 70 and up M/F

Awards for 4 Mile: Overall M/F, Masters M/F

Camping

Make the fun last and snag a campsite, cabin by the lake, or Yurt! More info: ADDISON OAKS CAMPING INFORMATION

Cost

• 30K: $70 until January, $80 from February 1 to April 30, $90 from May 1 to Race Day
• 15K: $70 until January, $80 from February 1 to April 30, $90 from May 1 to Race Day
• 4 Mile: $45 until January, $55 from February 1 to April 30, $65 from May 1 to Race Day

Packet Pick Up

Race Day Packet Pick Up Only from 7:00 am to 8:30 am at Start/Finish area.

Dogs

Due to Liability Insurance, dogs are not allowed on the course.

Note: Addison Oaks Park will close the Mountain Bike Trails to bikers on the day of the race. The park is closing trails for the race day, and there will be no preview of the course. Bald Mountain State is open to all: bikers, runners, and hikers.